660Th St Nicholas Ave

A six-story, early-20th-century walk-up co-op built in 1910, this prewar HDFC property contains predominantly two-bedroom residences laid out with classic room proportions and high ceilings. The block-scale building was renovated approximately three years ago; common-area updates include an upgraded entrance foyer and a shared dining/assembly area, plus a landscaped rear courtyard for outdoor seating and barbecues. Units feature restored hardwood floors, wood cabinetry, generous closets, and abundant daylight from multiple exposures. Building services and conveniences include basement laundry, tenant storage (waiting list and fee applies), bike parking, and a virtual intercom/entry system. The co-op operates under HDFC income limits with buyer qualifications and specific sponsor-sale requirements sometimes applying; occasional sponsor units and sponsor-sale fees are referenced in listings. Located across from the Harlem School of the Arts and adjacent to City College, the property sits one block from A/D subway service and is within easy walking distance of neighborhood groceries, fitness clubs, parks, and numerous restaurants and cafes. Pets are generally permitted per cooperative rules; parking is street-level neighborhood parking. The building’s scale and amenity package reflect a community-oriented, budget-conscious cooperative focused on light-filled, renovated units and shared outdoor space rather than full-service luxury offerings.